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Angina or not ?
I have been suffering from on and off chest pain for last 1 year and the episodes intensified in last 15-20 days or so made me visit ER 2-3 times. The common findings were sinus tachycardia and High BP. I take metoprolol and Telisartan for that for last 6 months. I am finding it hard to do extertional things especially climbing up on Stairs and feels dizzy. I have had ECG two days back which came as abnormal and non specific ST changes but I was told these were normal variables. Previously I have had CT coronary angiogram in January 2022 and Stress Echocardiography in October 2021. Reports are attached. Is this still heart related ? Do I need to go for conventional angiogram? Can these tests miss a blockage? I feel I did what I could have done in terms of getting checked
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Your problems are not heart related. These tests do not miss the blocks. No need to go for any further heart tests
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Control BP , LIFESTYLE CHANGES
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Kindly attach the latest ECG. Pain may not be cardiac. If STRESS ECHO and CT ANGIOGRAM IS NORMAL- cardiac cause of pain is unlikely.
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